Visual and Creative Arts

Catholic Art Exhibition

This year we have three students representing Visual and Creative Arts for the College in the Catholic Art Exhibition at the Catholic Leadership Centre. 

They are:

Sommer Dew

'Girl with a Krama’

Dior Larkins

‘Self Portrait Soleil’

Celina Gledhill 

'Amaterasu’

Congratulations to these three students for their incredible artistic skill and creativity!

Here are some details of the Education Week Art Exhibition, if anyone would like to visit the exhibition.

Where: Catholic Leadership Centre.

Dates / Times (for Families): Monday 15 to Friday 19 March from 9.00am to 4.00pm (with extended hours on Thursday 18 March from 9.00am to 7.00pm). Also open on Saturday 20 March from 12.00pm to 4.00pm 

Bookings: In order to attend the exhibition, families are required to make prior bookings and follow the COVID guidelines in place which include wearing a mask at all times, sanitising hands upon entry to the gallery, signing in using the QR codes at the entry points to the gallery and avoiding touching any of the artworks. Nobody will be allowed access to the gallery without a prior booking. 

Bookings can be made HERE and are free. Please note there will be no additional times added so I strongly advise you to book in now ahead of time in order to secure the time slot you would like. 

There will be no parking available onsite during the exhibition.   

Sonya Hood

Learning Leader: 

Visual and Creative Arts

VCE Art

Unlike last year, VCE Art students have had real rather than virtual experiences when visiting galleries. Recently they visited the National Gallery of Victoria’s 'Triennial' exhibition. All levels of the gallery were filled with contemporary artworks that were woven through the traditional gallery spaces. For the students it was a vibrant learning environment where they all experienced art that has a direct relevance to the content of their courses. 

We were amazed at the enormous scale of most artworks and the thought-provoking content of the works. The broad range of themes, materials and technologies of the artworks has been a source of immense inspiration for the folios and theory work of the students. 

VCE Visual Arts

Back at the College, the Year 11 and 12 Visual Arts students have been working diligently on their design process and creative folio developments. We are looking forward to some exciting work over the next few months!

Camille Riordan

Visual and Creative and Arts Teacher